WE’re (almost)
THE MILLERS
antigua, guatemala
06.05.2026
A few days in Antigua, Guatemala with a small group of our favorite people.
Great cocktails, incredible food, late nights, slow mornings, and plenty to celebrate — we can’t wait to do it all together.
the details
Thursday | Welcome Evening
Welcome Party | 5:30 PM
→ Hermano Pedro House - Hosted by Wild Daughter
Attire: Cocktail, in Color
Bold hues, vibrant, artful, color-rich patterns, and expressive silhouettes inspired by the colors, gardens, and textiles of Antigua and Guatemala
Men: Cocktail attire with room for color
Women: Cocktail dresses, jumpsuits, or matching sets
Friday | Wedding Day
Ceremony | 3:00 PM
→ To Be Decided
Cocktail Hour & Reception | 5:00 PM
→ San José El Viejo Ruins
After Party Cocktails | Late Evening
→ Café No Sé
Attire: Black Tie
A formal, modern aesthetic inspired by the ruins of Antigua
Men: Black tuxedos
Women: Black-tie gowns in neutral or earth tones
Please avoid bright or tropical colors. Think timeless silhouettes, muted palettes, and effortless elegance
Saturday | Brunch & Antigua Experience
Brunch | 10:00 AM
→ Hermano Pedro House - Hosted by Wild Daughter
Experience Antigua | ALL DAY
→ Please see our Activities page for ideas of how to spend the day exploring Antigua!
Cocktail Hour & Dinner | 6:00 PM
→ Private Event at Libra (Downtown Antigua)
Attire: Casual
Sunday | Departures
Guests may depart at their leisure on Sunday. Transportation back to Guatemala City can be arranged in advance.
TRAVEL
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Fly into Guatemala City – La Aurora International Airport (GUA). Most flights from the United States connect through major hubs such as Miami, Houston, or Washington Dulles.
U.S. citizens do not need a visa for stays under 90 days; however, passports must be valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.
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Antigua is approximately 45–60 minutes from Guatemala City depending on traffic. We strongly recommend arranging pre-booked shuttle transportation rather than taxis (see link below).
Shuttle services provide door-to-door pickup and drop-off directly from the airport to your hotel and are safe, reliable, and commonly used by travelers.
To make things as seamless as possible, our wedding planner offers a service to coordinate airport transfers for guests.
If you'd prefer help arranging transportation to and from Antigua, you can book directly through their team here: Click Here to Book Travel
Private Van Option - 45 mins
Private Black Car Option - 45 mins
Private Helicopter Option - 12 mins
This is a convenient option if you’d rather not coordinate independently.
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Antigua is very walkable and compact, especially within the historic center. At night, tuk-tuks or hotel-arranged taxis are easy to find and recommended. As with any destination, please be mindful of personal belongings.
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The local currency is the Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ), though U.S. dollars are widely accepted. Most hotels, restaurants, and shops accept credit cards, and ATMs are readily available throughout Antigua.
Tipping is customary but modest—around 10% is typical if not already included.
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Most hotels and restaurants offer reliable Wi-Fi. International phone plans or eSIMs work well, and WhatsApp is widely used for communication in Guatemala.
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June is warm with occasional afternoon rain showers. We recommend:
Comfortable walking shoes (Antigua has cobblestone streets)
Light layers for evenings
Rain protection just in case
Appropriate clothing for excursions (hiking shoes, outdoor gear, etc)
RSVP
Please fill out for each person in your party
FAQ
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Guests will be staying Thursday through Sunday in downtown Antigua.
We have a few group houses reserved, along with several nearby hotel and Airbnb options within walking distance of the weekend events.All recommended accommodations are centrally located and close to one another, so everyone will be together throughout the weekend.
A number of guests will be staying at the neighboring Kuxtal Residence homes:
For guests staying outside of our main houses, these are great nearby options:
Hotel Recommendations
Airbnb Recommendations
Casa del Rosario, Canícula, and Casa Zurda are all within two blocks of San José El Viejo (Reception Venue).
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Absolutely. If you’d like to extend your stay in Antigua before or after the wedding weekend, we recommend the following hotels located in town:
Hotel Museo Spa Casa Santo Domingo
Porta Hotel Antigua
Pensativo House Hotel
It is recommended that your party arrives by Wednesday (schedule permitting) to avoid any complications with travel.
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Please fly into La Aurora International Airport (GUA) in Guatemala City, which is approximately a 60–90 minute drive from Antigua.
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The wedding ceremony will take place at Hermano Pedro (Kuxtal Residence) and the reception will be just down the street at San Jose El Viejo.
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For any events that require travel outside of downtown Antigua, transportation will be coordinated. Full details will be shared in The Details section.
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Yes. We have planned several gatherings throughout the weekend. Event times, locations, and attire can all be found in The Details section.
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Yes. While we love your little ones, this will be an adults-only celebration.
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A valid passport is required for travel to Guatemala. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for stays under 90 days.
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Early June in Antigua is typically warm during the day and cooler in the evenings, with the possibility of light rain. We recommend packing light layers and comfortable footwear for cobblestone streets.
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The local currency is the Guatemalan Quetzal, though U.S. dollars and credit cards are widely accepted throughout Antigua.
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If you have any questions at all, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We can’t wait to celebrate with you in Antigua!